Javascript Object

Question

I'm relatively new to javascript OOP, and have what I believe is a relatively basic question but I haven't been able to find any help through searching the web. Am I missing something or am I simply going about this the wrong way?

Here's my example code:

function Square( setSize, setX, setY ){
 var size = setSize;
 var xPos = setX;
 var yPos = setY;
 this.getCenter = function(){
 return {
 x: xPos + size*0.5,
 y: yPos + size*0.5
 };
 };
 this.moveX = function( magnitude ){
 var currentPosition //=how do I access getCenter() from here?
 };
}

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Answer 1

You need to use this to refer to the current object; it's not implicit, like in other languages, mainly because the function is just an object like any other and its this can be bound to any value.

var currentPosition = this.getCenter();